Leech Seed and Toxic stacking (Generation I) 

so you're here from them too

same

The back sprites in all Gen 1 games are based off of the Pokemon Green sprites. Venusaur has his flower pointing out in that sprite. Although the sprites were updated in the Japanese blue/American RB and Completely overhauled in Yellow, the back sprites never changed

i always think it looks like a bunch of lettuce.

I can't make it out

It looks nothing like venusaur

@@notinuse1708 its Venasaur from pokemon green

Always go Bulbasaur myself. He is the MVP of gen 1, thanks to Game Freaks awful coding.

@@ScumSookar Their coding wasn't as bad as people think. You need to remember that Gen 1 had more people researching the games and looking for flaws for almost 30 years..... A lot of Gameboy games actually had more glitches than we think, they just aren't as researched as much as Pokemon

*badly poisoned

Oh it's even worse if you use this in conjunction with wrap cause it causes the same loop and your opponent doesn't get to get moves off at all

lol

@@sipp4727 the moment it was toxic, switch to a charizard or something and take the leachseed to counter with a fire blast and hopefully it causes a burn. If it does and they stay in and charizard has more speed(which it might) fire spin has a similar effect as wrap and it does more damage

Still doesn’t excuse not knowing solarbeam

You can always start a new game.

Same Bro, lol (8 years later reply o_O)

+leonides1527 Unless you switch. You can always do that.

+Lymia Aluysia And they toxic+leech seed what you send out next. Unless it were a steel type.

Unless you're using Sandalit now.

toxic wrap then switch leech seed

I have a Dragonair with this. Toxic, wrap, reflect and surf. Stick a reflect up in case wrap misses, hit a toxic and then use wrap. It can wipe the elite four this way from about level 35 onwards save for a few pokemon and as long as you have elixir etc. I even used PP up on my wrap it was that useful. When it was younger it had agility instead of reflect but now it already has the speed advantage reflect saves on potions.

Thunder Wave and Wrap is even better!

a lot of gen 1 pkmn shared cries, like paras and mewtwo, charizard and rhyhorn, jigglypuff/wigglypuff and poliwag/poliwhirl, metapod and abra, and so on. one of the small details i loved about gen 6 was that they updated a lot of those old cries to make them sound different than others and also make them sound a bit like the newer pokemon cries

True.

that's why you stick to special attacks and teach it reflect or defence curl. I'd say easily half my party knows reflect, when I was younger I just never appreciated the power of it but it's so good. In silver I have a blissey that knows defence curl and it's been wiping the elite four since around level 30 by knowing toxic, soft-boiled and icy wind. Special attacks already don't touch it and with defence curl it's just a power house. Honestly teaching any feeble Pokemon reflect/defence curl or similar completely transforms it, as long as you can get a few hardening moves in before the AI decides to wake up.

The thing is, Toxic is intended to increase damage over time, which Leech Seed doesn't do. But Leech Seed also uses the damage multiplier, though only Toxic increases it, so both attacks increase attack.

Toxic, leech seed, mega drain, and solar beam just in case you wanna finish off a beast. Yikes.

After learning this, Id say Leech, Growth, Toxic, and Solar Beam

+Gorkamorker I believe they fixed this for Stadium.

Change your profile picture this instant

It works in Stadium 1, not in 2 though

@@EpicGroaning A bit late, but no, this wasn't fixed until gen 2

Yes, the first one anyways

Yes iirc ^^

Can confirm, I used this ALL the time in Stadium 1 once I found it out.

The only downside to Toxic Leeching, is that it's easily countered by switching out. Not only does the Leech Seed get removed, but the Toxic actually gets downgraded to regular poison, making this technique redundant. Best used for trolling an unsuspecting opponent, and then walling them into fatigue.

+Pariah still fucked though.

First, it's a weird pokemon, which is there for people who like doing weird things. Second, www.math.miami.edu/~jam/azure/pokedex/species/113.htm

More than likely Blue and Red. (Or possibly Yellow)

then why it's multiplayer like there is all that stuff (Waiting..., etc.) in code?

It would have used the battle system in those games to link battle. Pokemon Stadium looks alot different to this.

There was this thiing called Link Cable that allowed people to connect their Gameboys. In pokemon, it allowed to battle or trade pokemon with a friend.

It shows how much damage they do stacked together dumb bitch